← Back to context Comment by underdeserver 11 hours ago You can have memory corruption in pure Go code, too. 2 comments underdeserver Reply tptacek 10 hours ago Uh huh. That's where all the Go memory corruption vulnerabilities come from! cookiengineer 10 hours ago Nobody claimed otherwise. You're interacting with a kernel that invented its own programming language based on macros, after all, instead of relying on a compiler for that.What could go wrong with this, right?/s
cookiengineer 10 hours ago Nobody claimed otherwise. You're interacting with a kernel that invented its own programming language based on macros, after all, instead of relying on a compiler for that.What could go wrong with this, right?/s
Uh huh. That's where all the Go memory corruption vulnerabilities come from!
Nobody claimed otherwise. You're interacting with a kernel that invented its own programming language based on macros, after all, instead of relying on a compiler for that.
What could go wrong with this, right?
/s